https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfrOSJRCsfM&list=RDQMMCztJKpKRaM&start_radio=1

1% of the people said the video is broken, however for me (Firefox on Linux) it worked amazingly

Hi
Sorry if I'm being ignorant but I want to understand Richard's idea of free software better, so i have a question. I would be thankful if someone answered it.
How do you monetize free software? I mean those of us who do it for a living, suppose someone comes up with a nice idea for a software, how does one earn money if he has to give the rights to copy and redistribute? So does it mean we have to abandon the idea of commercializing the software completely?

after almost half a year from the first comment, we get here to support Stallman and the Archive foundation instead of using youtube but the video is still not playable, files are still looked and so on.
That's not the way to aggregate people and consensus. And I'm not a newbie or a linux hater, but someone passing by randomly interested in opensource.
(writing from my linux powered laptop)

Richard Stallman, the only man who dedicate his life in freedom and to wacth him we have to give our data to a site with sign in.

Sorry I was wondering what should I do to whatch the podcast as you said, cause the files are locked and can't be downloaded and Archive doesn't let me watch them.

Thank you since now for your help

And they're locked? What's the point?

I came here from *You... know where*, after Lunduke's comment it would assumably "make Richard happy" if we would watch the interview on a more freedom respective platform.

No hesitation. I immediately put down my coffee to stop the video and go here. I even closed the tab, because I intended to spend my time here now. It felt good.

But only for a second, since the videofiles are not available for download and 'This item does not appear to have any files that can be experienced on Archive.org.'.

Great. Now I have to go back and feel bad.

Love Richard Stallman.

I love listening to RMS.

I liked the 'Internet of Stings' quip from him. :-)

Great interview-exposition. Hearing Stallman reminds us why it's necessary to question all our habits, rights and personal contributions to pursuing everyone's freedom.

Didn't see the link in the description, so I thought I'd add it.
https://www.gnu.org/help/

Thanks Brian for bringing in such a marvelous interview with one of the wisest men. It is absolutely informative and hope it would create awareness among the masses.